Here are five things clients may have read in the weekend's papers…
A guide for people considering a move into the buy-to-let market.
Former Premier League footballer Robbie Fowler has launched a property academy for buy-to-let investors to learn the tricks of the trade.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has barred Direct Line from showing a TV advert again after it was found to have misled consumers.
Aviva bagged three accolades at the What Mortgage Awards 2010, for best landlord insurance provider, best lifetime mortgage provider, and best home reversions provider.
New licences costing over £1,000 which become mandatory for Houses in Multiple Occupancy (HMO) from 6 April, should only affect selected areas of the rental market, says Landlord Mortgages.
Quarterly rental yield figures have grown again according to the latest figures from Landlord Mortgages.
The current slowdown in the housing market is not detracting investor confidence in property investment, research suggests.
Landlord Mortgages, specialist in offering buy-to-let mortgages, says anecdotal evidence suggests letting agents nationwide are exaggerating potential investor returns by up to 18.5% above rents offered tenants.
Research from Landlord Mortgages suggests the typical demographic of a buy-to-let landlord is of a married couple with at least one partner earning well in excess of national average wages.